Missing in Action
Missing in Action is a short quest that you can stumble upon in The Witcher 3. All you have to do is find the brother of the wounded soldier.
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Lilac and Gooseberries
Lilac and Gooseberries is all about trying to figure out where to find Yennefer. It will take you through at least one other quest, possibly two.
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On Death’s Bed
A girl is dying, and it’s up to you to create a Swallow potion in On Death’s Bed to possibly help her, or make her die in excruciating pain.
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The Beast of White Orchard
It’s time to take down a griffin that has been slaughtering too many as of late in The Beast of White Orchard. Think you can handle this beast?
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Kaer Morhen
The prologue portion of The Witcher 3, you’ll learn all the ins and outs of combat, and even race little Ciri along the outer walls of Kaer Morhen.
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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
If you’ve been disappointed in open world action RPGs before, there is no disappointment to be had in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt along with its DLCs.
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Alice: Madness Returns
If you’re a fan of Alice in Wonderland and was hoping for this game to be released on PC, wait no more, for Alice: Madness Returns is here.
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1917: The Prologue
Understand Russian? Maybe you can understand what’s happening in 1917: The Prologue better than anyone else in this puzzling escape room.
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Gray Dawn
Gray Dawn isn’t the horror game you’d expect it to be. Instead, it delves into religion and internal demons as a walking simulator.
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A Skald’s Lament
There’s nothing worse in a game than when someone who deserves death just doesn’t receive it, like in A Skald’s Lament. Shut up already.